Issue #6: My $7 comic is now worth $300

Somewhere in my bulk was a $300 comic and I had no idea. This week I figured out which one, and built a tool to help you find yours.

• Ninjago's anime finally has a trailer, Clayface hits $100M, and Gunn & Safran are out at DC
• Opinion: how a $7 comic became my rarest collectible
• Freebie of the Week: the Should I Sell? calculator, now with comic and LEGO versions
• Collectors Finance: is the LEGO Godzilla gift with purchase worth buying opening weekend?
• MOC of the Week: a LEGO Minecraft Dungeons display with custom figs
• The Death Pool passes 297 entries, and every character now has a page
• And more!

No poll this week. Instead, I'm asking you to hit reply. There are three questions in this issue, and the best answers go in next week's.

Nerd News

Three things worth knowing this week.

Ninjago's Anime Series Finally Has a Trailer

Ninjago's rumored anime series finally has a trailer, and it looks amazing! As a long-time Ninjago fan I'm excited to see the series reimagined, and so far the character redesigns are spot on. Let's just hope this isn't another LEGO Ninjago Movie we're getting ourselves into.

See the full trailer here.

Clayface Breaks $100 Million Worldwide

Despite being pulled from hundreds of theaters over the past week, Clayface has managed to break $100 million worldwide. This is an amazing feat for an R-rated body horror film based on a more obscure Batman villain. And at a mere $40 million budget, it is sure to signal to WB that we want more of this, and less Marvel-styled slop.

James Gunn & Peter Safran Are Out. Is the DCU Officially Doomed?

Yesterday I found out James Gunn and Peter Safran, who have run the DCU since Superman released, are officially being removed from the role. At the moment, they claim they will not only continue to keep the DCU alive, but that both have an additional, unknown DC project that was just signed. However, we all remember being told something very similar with the DCEU, so excuse me if I'm a little hesitant and pessimistic.

While Supergirl wasn't everything I wanted it to be, everything else they have worked on has been phenomenal, and I am beyond devastated at the news. I hope Clayface's recent success sends the right signals to the head of WB, as at the moment they are putting an old MCU exec in charge, and we all know that what DC needs is not its own version of the MCU.

I wanna hear your thoughts though. Hit reply to this email and let me know if you think Superman 2 will be the last DCU film, or if the world will continue on afterwards.